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Index
Cover
Title Page
Table of Content
Hemingway Needs no Introduction
Part I: Reporting, 1920–1924
Circulating Pictures
A Free Shave
The Best Rainbow Trout Fishing
Plain and Fancy Killings, $400 UP
Tuna Fishing in Spain
The Hotels in Switzerland
The Swiss Luge
American Bohemians in Paris
Genoa Conference
Russian Girls at Genoa
Fishing The Rhone Canal
German Inn-Keepers
A Paris-To-Strasbourg Flight
German Inflation
Hamid Bey
A Silent, Ghastly Procession
“Old Constan”
Refugees from Thrace
Mussolini: Biggest Bluff in Europe
A Russian Toy Soldier
Getting into Germany
King Business in Europe
Japanese Earthquake
Bull Fighting A. Tragedy
Pamplona in July
Trout Fishing in Europe
Inflation and The German Mark
War Medals for Sale
Christmas on The Roof of The World
Conrad, Optimist and Moralist
Part II: Esquire, 1933–1936
Marlin off The Morro: A Cuban Letter
The Friend of Spain: A Spanish Letter
A Paris Letter
A. D. In Africa: A Tanganyika Letter
Shootism Versus Sport: The Second Tanganyika Letter
Notes on Dangerous Game: The Third Tanganyika Letter
Out in The Stream: A Cuban Letter
Old Newsman Writes: A Letter from Cuba
Remembering Shooting-Flying: A Key West Letter
The Sights of Whitehead Street: A Key West Letter
On Being Shot Again: A Gulf Stream Letter
Notes on The Next War: A Serious Topical Letter
Monologue to The Maestro: A High Seas Letter
The Malady of Power: A Second Serious Letter
Wings always over Africa: An Ornithological Letter
On The Blue Water: A Gulf Stream Letter
There She Breaches! or Moby Dick off the Morro
Part III: Spanish Civil War, 1937–1939
The First Glimpses of War
Shelling of Madrid
A New Kind of War
The Chauffeurs of Madrid
A Brush with Death
The Fall of Teruel
The Flight of Refugees
Bombing of Tortosa
Tortosa Calmly Awaits Assault
A Program for U.S. Realism
Fresh Air on an Inside Story
The Clark’s Fork Valley, Wyoming
Part IV: World War II
Hemingway Interviewed by Ralph Ingersoll
Russo-Japanese Pact
Rubber Supplies in Dutch East Indies
Japan must Conquer China
U.S. Aid To China
Japan’s Position in China
China’s Air Needs
Chinese Build Air Field
Voyage to Victory
London Fights The Robots
Battle for Paris
How We Came To Paris
The G. I. And The General
War in The Siegfried Line
Part V: After the Wars, 1949–1956
The Great Blue River
The Shot
The Christmas Gift
A Situation Report
About the Author
Index
Copyright
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